Want critique Dendalion on my iPhone screen

[nataliaflejszar&Photo]

Picture taken year ago in summer
as the backgound my iPhone
Edit Lightroom classic cc

 

[Helix_2648]

This picture has really something special nataliaflejszar&Photo. It's a very good idea to use a glass plate for the reflection. But the lights was too strong. This results in chromatic Aberration and overexposure.

 

[nataliaflejszar&Photo]

This picture has really something special nataliaflejszar&Photo. It's a very good idea to use a glass plate for the reflection. But the lights was too strong. This results in chromatic Aberration and overexposure.

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Hallo Helix_2648 und Danke shön for your comment and your critique and your time for show where is the problem .
and you can try to put something on you iPhone & smatrphone or tablet's screen and just try to create someting nice with ' , I think if get a try with insects.. , the resoult would be intresting too.. I guess

 

[Jack]

Very impressive image nataliaflejszar&Photo , have you tooked with phone?

 

[Little-em]

This is mine. Dandelion seed with a water droplet on it. you should give it a try. I have an app on my iPhone where you can use macro on the camera. It’s called camera plus I had to pay For it, it wasn’t much. This image is taken with my DSLR canon just wanted to show it

 

[Jack]

In my opinion it's better to use a proper macro lens Little-em

 

[Helix_2648]

Definitely... I'm not a friend of smartphone pictures. Even if the quality of the cameras are really good.

It's not comparable to real macro lenses.

But the picture is not bad for a smartphone macro Little-em

 

[Jack]

Definitely... I'm not a friend of smartphone pictures. Even if the quality of the cameras are really good.

It's not comparable to real macro lenses.

But the picture is not bad for a smartphone macro Little-em

I would say the image quality is good as long as you look at them on your phone, when uploaded in PC, there you see reality

 

[Helix_2648]

For sure... those cameras are designed for smartphone displays. Even blurry pictures with a wrong focus looks good on a smartphone. But that's not a big deal if you think about the image size.

 

[Jack]

For sure... those cameras are designed for smartphone displays. Even blurry pictures with a wrong focus looks good on a smartphone. But that's not a big deal if you think about the image size.

For daily life phone camera are good in my opinion, for an other level of photography, requires a proper camera.